Week 14 Sits

Here are 5 players you should really consider sitting in fantasy this week … in two minutes or less.

QB: Caleb Williams (CHI) @ GB

Chicago is winning games, but the way they’re winning is the problem for fantasy.

• Recent game scripts push the Bears into a run-heavy shell the second they get a lead

• Week 13 showed how shaky his accuracy becomes when conditions get tough (154 yards on 36 attempts)

• Green Bay is allowing the sixth-fewest fantasy points to opposing QBs

So with the Bears likely leaning on their ground game and the Packers squeezing QB production, Williams belongs on the bench.

RB: Bam Knight (ARI) vs. LAR

Knight flashes… then Arizona reminds you this backfield has no stability or ceiling.

• His best game of the year now runs straight into a Rams defense allowing the 4th-fewest RB fantasy points

• LA has given up just two rushing TDs to running backs all season

• Arizona has lost four straight and keeps playing from behind, erasing Knight’s early-down role

So even with the occasional highlight, this matchup makes him an easy sit.

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RB: Woody Marks (HOU) @ KC

Marks is Houston’s best option, but the production swings are wild.

• Even in wins, he’s relied on single big plays just to stay afloat

• Last week’s 19 carries produced only 64 yards with almost nothing in the passing game

• Houston has shifted toward lower-scoring, grind-it-out football

So walking him into a Chiefs front that consistently delivers bottom-six RB fantasy production puts his Week 14 ceiling in real danger.

WR: Darnell Mooney (ATL) vs. SEA

London’s likely absence looks like an opportunity, but the matchup makes it a mirage.

• Mooney’s coming off a 2-catch, 5-target game where Pitts stole the meaningful volume

• Atlanta just dropped a messy Week 13 showing with zero passing rhythm

• Seattle allows the 8th-fewest fantasy points to opposing WRs

So even with the perceived role bump, this is not the week to trust him. Don’t bite.

WR: Terry McLaurin (WAS) @ MIN

Last week was fun, but it was fueled entirely by desperation volume.

• Washington funneled him 14 targets because they were chasing the entire second half

• Minnesota has been quietly limiting wideouts all season

• McLaurin’s week-to-week usage collapses whenever the Commanders aren’t in chaos mode

So that’s the list. The players you shouldn’t rely on in Week 14… as promised, in 2 minutes or less.

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See you tomorrow,

-Joe

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